Kyle Steinike

Efficient and productive - often used interchangeably, but mean different things.

Efficient - doing the same with less.

Productive - doing more with the same.

When laid out like that, it’s obviously a bad idea. But remember that it emerges from a desire to get going on a project, to see work happening, to have tangible evidence of progress. That’s good. Everyone involved in a project should have that desire. It becomes trouble only when we belittle planning as the annoying stuff we have to deal with